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Body : Super JumboNeck : 43mmTop: Sitka SpruceB&S: MapleBridge & F. Board: Rosewood/RosewoodHeadMachine: Scheller Gold OknovNut/Saddle/Pins: Bone/Bone/PlasticPick up: Fishman Ellips BlandCase: Hard Case​- Appearance and Features:Nicknamed the King of Flet Top, it's a Gibson J-200 1957. The 57th J-200 is a rare model that is historically valuable and hard to see, as it has recently been a reissue of the Gibson Murphy Lab series. The owner has carefully repaired the parts for play, such as neck reset and reflet, and it has a vintage exterior that corresponds to the model year. There is a history of repairs such as neck and top heating, crack repair, binding repair, and head Refinish, but it is a natural part of the old guitar and I think it has increased its value for play. It's also a very good sale for collecting because there is no market price for Korea, which is uncommon in Korea, and it's a very good price based on U.S. or Japanese prices. It's an old Gibson that is cheaper than overseas markets and has very good settings and repairs.6 2.3mm 1 1.8mmneck straight​- Structure and Sound:The structural part is in good condition among old guitars and is set to a standard height (using a wood bar) based on the Santa mid-tension string. In particular, the setting is well set, so it has a pretty good playing sense among oldies, and it has a dry tongue sound and a solid tone of maple over time, and the deep bass is attractive and the sound is excellent.

The Gibson J-200 is a Jumbo acoustic guitar known for its rich tone and beautiful craftsmanship. It has a solid spruce top, maple back and sides, and a rosewood fretboard.